early 90s was peak NASA and you can’t change my mind
we won so hard there was nothing left to research early 90s was peak NASA and you can’t change my mind
we worked so hard there was nothing left to research
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early 90s was peak NASA and you can’t change my mind
we won so hard there was nothing left to research early 90s was peak NASA and you can’t change my mind
we worked so hard there was nothing left to research
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In hindsight, I think the most disappointing thing about Cavan Scott’s Gwenpool run was that the central premise of Gwen Stacy(‘s clone) returning as “Weapon X-31” is conceptually excellent for both drama and comedy purposes. It’s a shame that most of that potential was utterly wasted.
The Volume 11 run itself even points out the homage to/parody of past cases of supportive side characters becoming gritty antiheroes like Winter Soldier and Red Hood, and Clone Gwen Stacy’s new brooding Weapon X attitude works as both a contrast to her original self and to Gwen Poole’s zany humorous personality that masks her own existential worries. With that alone, you’ve got plenty to work with (provided you don’t shove Gwenpool aside to do yet another uninspired Spider-Angst plotline) but we can go even further with this idea. For example:
I just found out that there is a new Gwenpool series but it features Gwen Stacy who was in the weapon X program so she is known as X-31
And yeah, this character needs to be a regressor, this girl needs a paci and blankie
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“Of course not, you mindless parody. Not Gwenpool. Never Gwenpool.” – X-31
Cover art for Gwenpool #001
Art by Chad Hardin and Edgar Delgado
DFRC Fleet
A group photo of research aircraft at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Facility taken 1 Jan 1993. Left to right: a mock-up of the North American X-15, McDonnell Douglas F-18B Hornet, Lockheed SR-71A Blackbird, Rockwell MBB X-31, and Grumman X-29.
The X-31 research effort began in the late 1980s as an international program involving DARPA, the U.S. Navy, Deutsche Aerospace, the German Federal Ministry of Defense and Rockwell International. The program's goal was to explore the tactical utility of a... #flighttest #nasa #usnavy
(March 1, 1994) The X-31 aircraft, on a research mission from NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, California, is flying nearly perpendicular to the flight path while performing the Herbst maneuver. Effectively using the entire airframe as a speed brake and using the aircraft's unique thrust vectoring system to maintain control, the pilot rapidly rolls the aircraft to reverse the direction of flight, completing the maneuver with acceleration back to high speed in the opposite direction. This type of turning capability could reduce the turning time of a fighter aircraft by 30 percent. Image # : EC94-42478-15
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